As experts predict one of the most active Atlantic hurricane seasons in history against the backdrop of a pandemic, the Stevens Institute of Technology Flood Advisory System is keeping the data flowing so emergency response officials can plan to keep ever
Stevens recognized for its campus-wide education, research and operations efforts to advance sustainability.
Stevens’ coastal engineering program provides hands-on lab, field, and computer modeling experiences—all under one institutional roof—to arm students with essential skills for a competitive field.
Experimental marine hydrodynamics testing and research helps reveal the effects of real waves on full-scale naval ships
The grant will contribute to the better design of high-speed crafts in rough seas
Stevens professor Philip Orton explains how small problems can grow into crises, advising that now may be the time to listen to lessons from the Earth.
Students dive deep into water contamination issues and test the effectiveness of a chemical solution to remediate lead
Stevens researchers advance cloud computing and machine learning to predict spatially highly-resolved coastal flooding
Inspired by the ancient Roman aqueducts of her youth, Stevens Professor Valentina Prigiobbe engineers solutions to flooding
The Department of Civil, Environmental and Ocean Engineering (CEOE) offers undergraduate and graduate programs, in addition to a variety of graduate certificates and minors that prepare students to succeed in a variety of fields. These programs all share the core principals of engineering, and are embedded in the infrastructure that directly affects the economy and society. At Stevens, civil engineering has been an important discipline since the founding of the university, and CEOE has expanded to include offerings in environmental and oceanographic engineering as a response to ongoing developments in the field.
Including 14 Tenure Track, 4 Teaching, and 5 Research Faculty
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Research funding in the Department of Civil, Environmental, and Ocean Engineering comes from many prestigious national organizations. In 2018, researchers were awarded a total of $5.9 million to study…
The structural engineering group focuses its research on multiscale modeling and reliability/uncertainty/risk assessment of complex/material systems.
This research explores material surface properties, energetic compounds deactivation and various aspects of soil properties.
This area includes the New York Harbor Observing and Prediction System (NYHOPS) that provides real-time data about the waters of NY/NJ.
Research centered on the study and application of the nonlinear interaction of acoustic and vibrational energy in various media and materials.
